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You are a busy chap ;-) yes the DM200 has the VRX220 chipset, so should be relatively good
to access the DM 200, I believe the above configuration details should work, just make sure DM200 is on different IP subnet to ASUS router.
Should be OK for ASUS RT models
DDNS I am not sure about. but no harm in trying
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Thank you
Usually Modem should handle VLAN separation, and that is what my DrayTeK does on my current set-up
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No stats on netgear modem, telnet usles as snr tweak not working, and also netgear fw is soooo slow that is unbelievable. Openwrt is actually nice and smooth on it.
Really…. glad I missed that model, have fun with your OpenWrt
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That’s why I flash openwrt, because this modem will get new life. In standard fw in bridge mode there is barelyany any settings at all. In openwrt you still can access UI and telnet and change dsl settings. If you was considering dm200 with standard fw then yes you didn’t miss anything.
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See what to much time on your hands does
For the DM200 with original stock firmware you can enable debugging to change settings such as the MTU
For stats, try adslctl info –stats
Debug is usually something like http://192.168.1.1/debug.htm
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http://192.168.1.1/setup.cgi?todo=debugI assume if you type ‘help’ for a list of built-in commands. ?
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Well I enabled telnet with http://192.168.1.1/debug.htm
Unfortunately adslctl info –stats not working just typed in telnet, I believe some some kind of access route is needed like in this example:
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Open the telnet shell.
Issue the following commandscd /opt/lantiq/bin press enter
Downstream
“./dsl_cpe_pipe.sh g997lsg 1 1″ – copy and paste everything between the ” ” marks – press enterUpstream
“./dsl_cpe_pipe.sh g997lsg 0 1″ – copy and paste everything between the ” ” marks – press enterThe ATTNDR=XXXXX will be your speed in Bits divide X / 1024 / 1024 = Mbits
EG – 71797596 / 1024 / 1024 = 68.4Mbits”And this is as far I found. It looks like bit more is needed to get full stats like on Vigor not to mention to adjust snr….
I don’t think I will have that much time to play with. Ideally I just need modem with possibly recent lantiq chipset (slightly newer than on eci modem) and easy access to telnet with possibility to view stats and adjust snr ( I do -0.8 db on downstream on mine to get full sync speed). Poor Eci modem is still on duty but God knows for how long it will be able to serve me
Netgear dm200 its just one of my spare ones which I decide to play with until my another hobby call me in
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Yes, the latest 1.0.0.61, unless I do some testing on openwrt. Switching between stock fw and openwrt is like 5min.
I was considering Vigor 165, even found one with annex A (Online shop), and I think V 165 got two lan ports so even less hassle to access stats or tune it up. If I decide for vigor 165 I don’t think I will bother with Vigor 166, unless someone will drive in to my cabinet (ECI) and BT decide to replace with Huawei.
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